The phrase "aural communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to communication that is perceived through hearing, often in contexts related to audio, speech, or listening skills.
Example: "In our course, we will focus on developing aural communication skills to enhance effective listening and understanding in conversations."
Alternatives: "auditory communication" or "listening communication".
When we listen, concentration must be achieved despite a factor that is peculiar to aural communication, one of which few people are aware.
This listening skill is one which definitely can be taught, one in which people can build experience leading toward improved aural communication.
It contrasts various modes of representation, degrees of resolution and forms of aural communication (lovers' pillow talk, poetry and song); implicates history and art history; and invokes several ethnic stereotypes.
Decades later, it seemed that the telephone would be a socially disruptive force, causing aural communication to take place without any of the rich cues of face-to-face interaction, breaking down the barriers between public and private space, and making it intolerably hard not to be "at home" when one was at home.
As RONR11 requires that a deliberative body provide "equivalent conditions of opportunity for simultaneous aural communication among all participants" (RONR11 Chapter 1 Section 1 page 1), and electronic vote clearly does not satisfy this condition, all electronic votes proceed only with unanimous consent from the field.
The system deploys the innovative technique of audio formatting to increase the band-width of aural communication; changes in voice characteristic and inflection combined with appropriate use of non-speech auditory icons are used throughout the user interface to create the equivalent of spatial layout, fonts, and graphical icons so important in the visual interface.
This paper proposes a virtual stereo approach that behaves like a stereo system but requires a standard mono-aural communication channel.
It prohibits the interception of aural communications without consent.
This means that in our schools, where little attention is paid to the aural element of communication, reading ability is continually upgraded while listening ability, left to falter along on its own, actually degenerates.
My first Fast Product record was Earcom 2: Contradiction (FAST 9b), a sort of aural magazine (Earcom meaning "ear communication").
CPHI = Communication Profile for the Hearing Impaired, EAR = Effectiveness of Aural Rehabilitation, HHIE = Hearing Handicap Inventory for the Elderly We conducted a non-inferiority randomized clinical trial with a factorial design to determine if group hearing aid fitting and hearing aid follow-up visits were at least as effective as individual visits ('non-inferior').
